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Lidl unveils ‘Lidl Wrapped’ - festive paper inspired by the UK’s top buys
Lidl's festive wrapping paper features top city-specific products and offers free gift-wrapping at 10 stores; 75p per pack supports Neighbourly charity.
- This year, Lidl launched 'Lidl Wrapped', its first festive wrapping paper inspired by shoppers' top buys in 10 UK cities using Lidl's app, and opened free gift-wrapping stations at 10 stores nationwide.
- Research of 2,000 adults found shopping trends that Lidl used with app data to select one regional top pick for bespoke designs, aiming to celebrate quirks and boost engagement.
- Leeds bought over 133 million Freshona British Garden peas, Glaswegians favoured seven million Gelatelli ice cubes, and Bristol recorded 11-tonnes of Deluxe Creamy Coleslaw in 2025.
- Shoppers can have Lidl purchases or home-brought gifts wrapped for free at pop-ups, which include interactive games and prizes like a 50 golden ticket, with proceeds donated to Neighbourly.
- Looking ahead to 2026, Lidl said the campaign aims to build customer value, with Joanna Gomer, Lidl GB spokesperson, stating 'This year, our customers have shown us once again that the weekly shop is about more than groceries'.
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Lidl unveils ‘Lidl Wrapped’ - festive paper inspired by the UK’s top buys
Lidl has released its first-ever ‘Lidl Wrapped’, showcasing shopping habits and top buys through wacky, festive wrapping paper inspired by some of the nation’s much-loved products.
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